10 points. Define Imperialism When a powerful empire, or nation, take control of a smaller or weaker nation.

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10 points

Define Imperialism

When a powerful empire, or nation, take control of a smaller or weaker nation

20 points

List three (3) developed countries

England France Germany America

50 points

Describe Charles Darwin's theory

States that animal species change over time and the strong animals adapt to change and the weaker animals die out

30 points

What are the Three G’s of Imperialism?

Gold, God and Glory

20 points

What system does the Hindu religion use?

Caste system

40 points

Whose power weakened in India?

Mogul

30 points

What was the purpose of the East India Company?

Trade with India

30 points

Who were the govenor-generals?

Men Britain sent to India to rule the British territories and watch over the East India Company. They started schools, made laws and took more land in India for Britain.

DAILY DOUBLE!! 20 points

What was an Indian soldier called?

Sepoy

10 points

Who imposed their ways and customs on Indian society?

British

50 points

What was the Manchu dynasty known as?

Qing

40 points

Why would the sepoys’ not bite the bullets greased with animal fat?

It went against their religious beliefs

10 points

What did the Chinese become addicted to?

Opium

30 points

What did Britain and China sign in 1842?

Treaty of Nanjing

30 points

What does the word Taiping mean?

Great Peace

DAILY DOUBLE 20 points

What was the Boxer Rebellion?

When a group of Chinese rebelled against all foreigners in China

40 points

Who helped Britain win the Second Opium War of 1856?

France

50 points

Why were the Chinese unhappy about foreigners in their country?

1. Their new technology took away jobs from Chinese workers 2. Christian missionaries taught Chinese people to change their customs

10 points

Define republic

Country where people can vote for their rulers

20 points

Who did Japan see as a threat?

Western powers

30 points

Who ruled Japans government?

Shoguns

40 points

What does sakoku mean?

Locked country

20 points

What kind of monarchy did Japan become?

Constitutional

30 points

What emperor worked to modernize Japan?

Mutsuhito

DAILY DOUBLE 40 points

Who were the independent countries in Africa?

Ethiopia Liberia

10 points

Who spread Christianity in Africa?

Missionaries

30 points

What did Yatsen and his followers organize?

Nationalist Party

40 points

How did the Japanese feel about the treaties that were signed with other nations?

Some Japanese thought the treaties they signed with other nations were good, while others thought they were unequal

30 points

What did Japan win from China in 1895?

The island of Taiwan

10 points

Why did Japan begin to practice imperialism?

To gain raw materials

30 points

What happened when Parliament took control of India in 1858?

India became a colony of Britain

40 points

Describe the Kush civilization.

An important center of art, learning and trade

50 points

What did Vasco de Gama find? How did this impact Africa?

He discovered the sea route around Africa, which was then used for trading

20 points

When did Britain outlaw slavery? When did the US outlaw slavery?

Britain – 1834 US – 1865

20 points

What title, meaning “enlightened rule”, did the emperor adopt?

Meiji

30 points

What did Japan and China begin fighting for control over in 1894?

Korea

40 points

What gave all countries equal rights to trade with China?

Open Door Policy

50 points

What did Japan gain from winning the Sino-Japanese War?

Korea, Taiwan, and Liaodong Peninsula

20 points

What civilization arose around 2000 BC along the Nile River?

Kush

10 points

Define caravan

A group of people traveling together, often through a desert

20 points

What did the Portuguese begin to trade that made more money than gold?

Human beings

30 points

Describe how Africans treated slaves

As human beings

20 points

Describe how Europeans treated slaves

As property

40 points

Why did Europeans have little contact with Africa?

The Sahara made it hard to travel south by land

30 points

What were the religious songs that used African music and rhythms called?

Spirituals

20 points

What is a reason African tribes fought each other?

To capture people to supply the slave traders

30 points

What was Africa in no position to defend itself against?

Imperialism

30 points

Define Racism

The idea that one race is better than another